Scientists Hope To Slow Aging
Washington AP reports Dr. Leon R. Kass of the National Academy of Sciences says by 2000 it could be technically possible to add 20 to 40 years of middle age. He notes aging may be manipulated via diet and drugs based on animal studies and warns of societal questions and high costs.
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Calley Recounts My Lai Horror At Ft Benning Trial
Lt. William L. Calley testified about the My Lai massacre during his premeditated murder trial at Fort Benning. He described the moment he realized soldiers were not playing games and recounted training, combat experiences, and the use of civilians, including children, as danger signals and in booby trap roles.
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Kalmia School Center Reports Heavy Referrals and Diagnoses
More than 500 referrals have been made to the Kalmia Hill School Child Study Center in seven months. About 90 children have been placed in diagnostic classrooms for periods of one to eight weeks. Funded in part by a federal grant, the center diagnoses learning problems and teams with psychologists to craft solutions returned to the child’s classroom.
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